Besides making his lectures accessible in this way, Brownworth makes them palatable and entertaining for the layman. My wife thinks I'm cute for listening to history lectures while doing the dishes, but hey, I'm a world history teacher. It's my job, but I love it. My point is that with a little knowledge of Roman history, even mechanics and marketing execs would benefit from his lectures.

I've already listened to two of them... The introduction is a great as a follow up to the Roman Empire and an introduces the Byzantine Empire from a straightforward approach.

Tonight I listened to Diocletian. Again, Brownworth's tone and cadence are pleasing. It sounds like he's talking to you, instead of lecturing at you. A conversational style, if you will. His theory on Diocletian and why's he's responsible for the fall of the Roman Empire is interesting. Can't wait to listen to more...

If you've the time, Brown explains things in such a way that it's palatable to most.
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